An astonishing Grade II*-listed house, Six Pillars is widely regarded as one of the finest examples of modernist domestic architecture in Britain. The house was designed in 1932 by Valentine Harding and Tecton (Berthold Lubetkin's architectural practice) and was later restored in 2000 under the direction of the renowned architect John Winter. A more recent extension by Smith Brooke Architects, takes the internal living space to over 3,500 sq ft across its three storeys, with many of the original architectural features exceptionally well retained throughout.